After race at Curragh Sun, 27th Aug, 2017 (1st)  He's such a good colt, trouble free and as genuine as you like. He's just a really smart colt and you haven't seen the best of him,. He's very good looking. I'm lucky he doesn't have two legs or Pinewood Studios would have him gone. It was fully my intention to go to Naas at the end of the September for the Group 2 over a mile (Beresford). There is a two-year-old race on Saturday week at Leopardstown, a Group 3 and we'll look at that. I need to talk to Jackie and Jim when I'm a bit calmer. Naas, for me, is plan A as I'm not in a great hurry with him as he's going to improve plenty. Brendan W Duke

After race at Galway Fri, 4th Aug, 2017 (1st)  First of all he's special — that's the first thing. He's an absolutely proper horse,. Ground would have been a real problem for him but he's just very good. I kept him under wraps. I actually only told Jim about him the week before Leopardstown. I had mentioned it to Jackie that I loved him but it didn't go any further. We saw nothing in Leopardstown to upset us — I said before that that he'd run a huge race and that he'd win here. That's happened now. He has no big entries and I'll have to talk to Jackie and Jim. I'd be inclined to go steady away until next year but he is a Stakes horse. That's the third winner I've trained out of the mare but he's by a very long way the best I've trained out of her. One of his big assets is that he has a fantastic mind. Nothing worries him — he's just a very smart horse and I'm very lucky to have him. Brendan W Duke